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how data is stored physically in ssd hard disk drives?

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Hello all
im looking for information on how the data is being stored in ssd hard disks physically - the low level actions , and stuff like that.
i mean i already know for example in sata or IDE hard-disks, there are different plates and heads for reading and writing . and how stuff works
but when it comes to ssd technology ( did i say it right ? ) i have no idea about it . i couldn't find anything on the net concerning it either , so thats why i came here and asked for help .
i would be very grateful if anyone help me on this .
Thank you in advance
 
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Probably should search for NAND Flash instead of SSD, which only describes the drive(or device) as being solid state.
 

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easily speaking, SSD just worked like a raid of many nand Flash modules which makes it much faster.
 
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